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DLSA Srinagar organised awareness Programme on Right to education & Prevention of Child Exploitation at Govt Higher Seco...
20/09/2025

DLSA Srinagar organised awareness Programme on Right to education & Prevention of Child Exploitation at Govt Higher Secondary School Shalimar

CIK Raids going on at Different Districts of Kashmir Valley including Cheksari Pattan , Further Details Awaited (CNN Kas...
20/09/2025

CIK Raids going on at Different Districts of Kashmir Valley including Cheksari Pattan , Further Details Awaited (CNN Kashmir)

Omar Abdullah today inaugurated the Convention Centre at Gulmarg. The state-of-the-art facility is expected to boost t...
18/09/2025

Omar Abdullah today inaugurated the Convention Centre at Gulmarg. The state-of-the-art facility is expected to boost tourism, promote MICE activities, and create new opportunities for local youth and businesses.
Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister said the Convention Centre will further strengthen Gulmarg’s position as a premier global tourist destination.

18/09/2025

Nursing Students Block Srinagar-Baramulla Highway in Protest Over Registration Issue

Baramulla, Sept 18, CNS: Traffic movement on the Srinagar-Baramulla highway was disrupted on Thursday after a group of nursing students staged a protest near St. Joseph’s Hospital in Baramulla

Eyewitnesses said that around 40–50 girl students blocked the highway, demanding registration under the Indian Nursing Council (INC). The protesting students alleged that although they had pursued nursing, they were instead registered under the Pharmacist Board (BOPE), which they termed as unjust.

The demonstration led to traffic congestion in the area, causing inconvenience to commuters. Authorities have reached the spot to pacify the students. (CNS)

18/09/2025

Rain likely in Jammu and Kashmir during the next 24 hours.

Prof. Abdul Gani Bhat, Former Hurriyat Chairman Passes Away at 89Sopore, Sept 17, KNT: Prof. Abdul Gani Bhat, prominent ...
17/09/2025

Prof. Abdul Gani Bhat, Former Hurriyat Chairman Passes Away at 89

Sopore, Sept 17, KNT: Prof. Abdul Gani Bhat, prominent academic, political leader, and former Chairman of the All Parties Hurriyat Conference, passed away this evening at his residence in Boitengo, Sopore after a brief illness. He was 89 years old.

Prof. Bhat as per the news agency Kashmir News Trust was born in 1935 in the village of Botengo, near Sopore in north Kashmir. He was an erudite scholar, completing his undergraduate studies in Persian, Economics, and Political Science at Sri Pratap College in Srinagar, followed by postgraduate degrees in Persian and a law degree from Aligarh Muslim University.

Before entering politics, he served as a professor of Persian for over two decades. His academic career ended in 1986 when he was dismissed from service on grounds of being a “threat to state security,” a decision that pushed him further into public and political life.

Politically, Prof. Bhat was a co-founder of the Muslim United Front (MUF) in 1986, a coalition which contested the 1987 Jammu & Kashmir Legislative Assembly elections. Following alleged electoral irregularities, the MUF was dissolved, and Prof. Bhat went on to lead the Jammu & Kashmir Muslim Conference, and later served as Chairman of the All Parties Hurriyat Conference.

He authored the book ‘Beyond Me, and was known for his outspoken views. Throughout his life, he was considered a moderate voice within the separatist spectrum. He always opposed stone-pelting, gun culture and other means of violence.

Family sources said that his Namaz-e-Janazah will be observed tomorrow at 10:00 AM in his native village in Sopore.

His passing marks the end of a long chapter in Kashmir’s history: one of teacher, thinker, and politician who bridged academia and activism.
[KNT]

*_Municipal Committee Pattan accused of inaction over illegal encroachments_*Pattan, Sept 16, CNS: Residents of Pattan t...
16/09/2025

*_Municipal Committee Pattan accused of inaction over illegal encroachments_*

Pattan, Sept 16, CNS: Residents of Pattan town have accused the Municipal Committee of turning a blind eye to rampant encroachments and violations that have caused daily inconvenience to the public.

Locals said footpaths across the town have been illegally occupied, while several inner link roads remain blocked due to unchecked dumping of construction material and haphazard parking.

They alleged that the Khilafwarzi Section of the Municipal Committee Pattan, tasked with checking such violations, has failed to take any corrective measures and is acting like a mute spectator. “Despite drawing handsome salaries, the officials concerned are not performing their duties, leaving citizens to suffer,” the residents complained.

People of the town have appealed to the higher administration to intervene and take immediate action to restore order on the roads and footpaths. (CNS)

Wild bear attack leaves three injured in Pulwama’s Khrew areaPulwama,Sep 16,A wild bear attack in Zantrag village of Khr...
16/09/2025

Wild bear attack leaves three injured in Pulwama’s Khrew area

Pulwama,Sep 16,A wild bear attack in Zantrag village of Khrew area in Pulwama district on Tuesday left three people injured, triggering panic among residents.

Officials said the incident occurred when the wild animal strayed into the village and attacked locals. *The injured have been identified as 35-year-old Afroza Bano, wife of Ghulam Hassan Lone of Bathen; 30-year-old Maimoona Bano, wife of Mushtaq Ahmed Bhat of Zantrag; and 35-year-old Mukhtar Ahmed Mir, son of Ghulam Mohammed of Zantrag.*

The trio sustained injuries during the attack and was immediately shifted to SMHS Hospital Srinagar for advanced medical treatment. Hospital sources confirmed that all three are undergoing treatment and their condition is being closely monitored.

The sudden appearance of the bear sparked fear in the area, with villagers urging the Wildlife Department to intensify surveillance and take measures to prevent recurrence. Locals say wild animal incursions into residential areas have increased in recent past due to shrinking forest cover and human encroachment near habitats.

Save Apple, Save Kashmir: AIP stages protest in Srinagar over highway blockadeSrinagar, Sep 16, KNT: Awami Ittehad Party...
16/09/2025

Save Apple, Save Kashmir: AIP stages protest in Srinagar over highway blockade

Srinagar, Sep 16, KNT: Awami Ittehad Party (AIP) workers led by MLA Langate Sheikh Khursheed on Tuesday staged a protest demonstration at Press Colony, Srinagar, demanding immediate restoration of traffic for heavy motor vehicles on the Srinagar–Jammu National Highway to save the Valley’s horticulture sector from collapse.

Raising slogans under the banner “Save Apple, Save Kashmir,” the protesters said the prolonged blockade of the highway had left thousands of fruit-laden trucks stranded, causing massive losses to growers. They carried placards highlighting the plight of orchardists and accused the authorities of failing to provide any effective relief.

Speaking to reporters, MLA Langate Sheikh Khursheed said that Kashmir’s economy was under siege due to the blockade. “Horticulture sustains lakhs of families in the Valley. With the highway choked and fruit rotting in trucks, growers are staring at ruin. The government’s assurances mean nothing unless immediate action is taken to clear stranded consignments,” he said.

AIP leaders warned that if the blockade continues, the economic backbone of Kashmir would suffer irreparable damage. They urged the Lieutenant Governor’s administration to prioritise the movement of fruit trucks over all other traffic and to ensure alternate routes such as Mughal Road are fully operational for bulk consignments.
Shortly after the protest, the police swung into action and detained dozens of protesers.

Notably, different political groups and trade unions alike are pressing the administration to prevent further devastation of the horticulture economy and immediately ensure hassle-free movement of fruit trucks on the Srinagar-Jammu highway. [KNT]

Petrol Shortage to Ease in Two Days, Diesel & LPG Stocks Sufficient: Div Com KashmirSrinagar, September 15- CNS:- Divisi...
15/09/2025

Petrol Shortage to Ease in Two Days, Diesel & LPG Stocks Sufficient: Div Com Kashmir

Srinagar, September 15- CNS:- Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Mr. Anshul Garg, on Monday said that while petrol stocks in the Valley are currently running short, the situation is expected to normalize within the next two days as supplies are being replenished.

He clarified that there is no shortage of diesel or LPG, with adequate stocks available to meet public demand.

The Divisional Commissioner further informed that restoration work on the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway (NH-44) is going on in full swing to ensure smooth movement of essential commodities into the Valley.

Authorities have urged the public not to panic and to avoid unnecessary hoarding, assuring that supply lines are being actively restored.(CNS)

15/09/2025

Supreme Court stays the provisions in the Waqf Amendment Act that a property will not be treated as a Waqf land till the dispute whether there is encroachment of Govt land is decided by the designated officer of the Govt

15/09/2025

Fuel Crisis Hits Kashmir Valley: Many Fuel Stations Across Srinagar City are closed Due to shortage of Petrol.

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